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Up for air…

Contrary to popular belief, I haven’t quite fallen off the face of the earth. To say that the last month has been busy would be a mild understatement. I don’t use this space to talk about work – suffice to say that the project in Chattanooga has consumed most of my time recently. Four months ago today I arrived on the project – today was the big milestone – “go live” with the new application. That doesn’t mean that my work is slowing down any – in fact, it will be just as busy as the last month. All that to say…I’ve missed writing out here, keeping up to date with blog friends and doing a lot of the things that find their way onto the pages of Amy Artisan.

This will be a brief post…sleep is definitely calling my name this evening.

First, thanks to everyone for your sweet birthday comments for my Grandma. We have printed out the comments for her – she is so tickled that all my friends would leave wishes for her. When I was home Labor Day weekend I did the simple dishcloth knitting as a de-stresser. One evening while we were all in the great room Grandma looked at me knitting and commented “I’m so glad you learned how to knit.” I am too!

There is very little to report on the knitting front recently – the long hours working have meant little time to knit while on the road. Also, not so much reading has been happening either.

A highlight of the last month was the return of Pink Martini to Chicago! It was a great SOLD OUT concert at the House of Blues. As we were waiting to go inside & everying was queueing up in line you could see the same expression on each face…wow, I can’t believe this many people in Chicago like/know Pink Martini. The set was a different order than I’ve heard before and a lot of the arrangements were just a bit different than previous concerts. It was a lovely evening which started with a fun dinner at Bin 36 – one of my favorite Chicago restaurants.

To those of you who’ve sent emails asking if everything was alright – thank you. To my sister, now you don’t have to leave nasty comments asking for a new post. : )

I have several posts bouncing around in my head – hopefully I will be able to put e-pen to e-paper soon and return to the “normal” Amy Artisan entries that I enjoy creating.

14 Comments

  1. Always good to hear from you!

  2. Glad to hear from you, and hope you are able to get a break soon! Life sometimes happens that way — feast or famine.

  3. Welcome back! Hope this week goes successfully.

  4. Welcome Bank! I’ve missed you.

  5. There she is! I have missed your posts 😉

  6. I’ve missed ya! Glad you’re back.

  7. Sounds like you have been verrrry busy!!

  8. Oh, I will have to watch for them at our HOB here in Orlando. My favorite type of music. So nice to dance around the house to.

  9. I’m glad ypu’re back and you had fun at the Pink martini concert!!

  10. hey Amy! sorry to hear work is so busy. look forward to hearing more about your knitting adventures when things have calmed down a bit.

    Dana

    p.s. have you ever been to the Hunter Museum in Chattanooga? my mom works there and i would be in big trouble if i didn’t encourage you to visit. 🙂

  11. Hi! I was so excited to see a new post from you. Glad all is well and just busy–life seems to get in the way of blogging sometimes!! :O)

    I have heard so much about Pink Martini…must get to a show sometime.

  12. new entry! new entry! new entry! 🙂

    good to see you this weekend, Sis!

    🙂

  13. Hope the job is going well. I miss hearing from you, but of course, I understand. With all going on with me lately, it would be awful for me not to understand. Hang in there!

  14. Amy much love!! So good to know that your talent is not going to waste!! I love that a company can use your talents in a way that would benefit both of you!!! So much has happened but mostly we found out we are GLUTEN intolerant…big word for no wheat LOL…no grains at all!!!! Glad you posted and miss ya!

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